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AMV BBDO London picks Aussie collective The Glue Society to help SHEBA put HOPE on the map – Campaign Brief

May 11 2021, 11:33 am | BY Ricki Green | 10 Comments The plight and fragility of the world’s coral reefs are well documented with scarce excuse for optimism. However, the latest campaign from SHEBA promises to change that script with help from Aussie collective The Glue Society.   As part of MARS’ ongoing Sustainable in a Generation Plan, a team of marine biologists have designed a system where they can naturally restore coral reefs at speeds of up to four times quicker than normal conditions. They have been actively developing the restoration method in the Coral Triangle for over thirteen years with the program now moving into Australia and Mexico. The culmination of all that expertise has been brought together to create @ShebaHopeGrows.

Deakin University launches new campaign with TBWA Melbourne

Deakin University launches new campaign with TBWA Melbourne May 10, 2021 3:44 Deakin University has launched a new campaign, which takes a more delicate approach to the university’s ‘Future belongs to the Ready’ platform. The campaign, developed by TBWA Melbourne, in partnership with production company Revolver, features Jamaican/First Nations poet Aurora Liddle-Christie reading Berton Braley’s poem ‘Opportunity’. Set by the ocean, the film “focuses on humankind’s relationship with the ocean as a metaphor for life – beautiful, serene and inspiring one moment, turbulent and unpredictable the next.”   ADVERTISEMENT “By marrying these words to a simple but elegantly considered visual, we hoped to produce a thoughtful campaign that inspires students to face into the future and see the opportunity in it”, said TBWA\Melbourne.

Hall Capital in OKC sells warehouses to Texas joint venture

Oklahoman A Texas-based joint venture bought two Class A industrial buildings totaling 121,600 square feet from Oklahoma City s Hall Capital on land leased from the state of Oklahoma at 6200 and 6220 SW 29. It was the 10th joint investment by Corinth Land Co., based in Fort Worth, and Prattco Creekway Industrial, based in Dallas, but their first investment in Oklahoma. The purchase price was not disclosed. Since they purchased the buildings only, not the land, it is not a matter of public record. Financing was by Veritex Bank in Houston with majority equity provided by Western Production Co., an oil-and-gas company in Fort Worth.

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